The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-31

NEW YoEK, Oct, 29.-f!our. receipts 2,,l7G pack.
ages; exports Ais7 barrels and o 900 saets; market
leS active but generally arm: prices unchanged;
sales Iotov pattels. Wheat, receipts 10000 bush.
and l0iNoO bushels Of spot: options IS nclye and
very irregular: No. . spring S37s: No. rcd 500:
no. rei October SS33taS ll.lCc, closing ut $40;
Nayem6er ss11S2s334c, clo.ng at sssSc: Dcceuieor
cleeing. AT sS5tci February SG5laS7c, closIng at
eBt4c; March s151aSSc, c!os,ng at s7t: kprIl Ssia
S9c closing at $3.50; May ssss9ec. closing at S9c;
Jlio ~ ll.l6asahc, closing It &c. Corn. receipts
EOoO bushels: exports 9b5G bushels; sales ESQ 600
bushels Of futures; cash les active but steady;
options 1saAc lowet aud moderately aoilye; uu.
graded e3Ha5ic; No. . October b2Iu; November
b299ba543Sc, closing Gt62Gc; pecomber 5l55a5S1Sc,
5!1sc; MaI 5aH4s3,c. closing II $50. Oats. re-.
celpS ll7iOy bushels; exports mono; s.lcs 10 COO
bushes OF futures mud 1900 bushels Of spot: SO!
shade lower and less active: mixed western 8l1 "a
w.; whts do Ssa'e Hay dim. iAr inquiry Hops
~ lstGi options stronger and fairly active: sales
7h77O bags: October IL 76c November 10 51al6.
December 16.4lalt Csc: January lSS0al6 100; Feb.
,uary lG;gli6!2e; Ma,eh l6,2osl6 100: April1s lsa
lasoaG Csc; August l57oa'6 zoo: September Is SO.
sugars urn and quiet; refining quit; granu!ated
G;sa5 ll'lGc. aol.ISes quiet and unchanged. kice
steady Ia!ow steady and quiet. Ro,in quiet
4ufpentre steady. Eggs 0rm; receipts Z, 745 pack.
Ages; western !2alkc Pork dull and nominal.
Gut meats steady: western picked shoulders 60,
Lard las polnis lower, dull aud heavy; western
st cam spo! 8 Nc; November GAa6 DC: December
o'ao nc: Janlary b62G6 CSC: February 6G.s6 TO;
March 9 '3ab Teal May 6.s7a6 S9c: city steam 675c
Butter steady and quiet; wealcrn l3a2;c; western
creamery lGa2sc. ChcAte unchanged and dull
. CEIcAao. Oct 90 There was less activity at the
opening OIL 'Changs to-day than for TOW days past,
S Hss ,s general tendency Tor grain aud provisions
wheat pit wasihc prom!scuous unloading OF whoat
e-riy 10 the day BY tho crowd and purchasing by
several large operators. Com was fairly active,
Oats were steady. Provisions stronger. Flour
hfm and unchanged. Wheat, cssh No. J
spiing 7ltsa7lAc: NO. 8 spring gixo; No. Z
led 725|Sc; uc!oasr 7illsa7lMc, closing a. 1850;
SGjcnnef 1S14ail55Sc. tlosiug ut 7l{,c, December
closing at 7sAo: Nay 79a7y5sc, closing
a. 1gc. Corr. 0atA Nj q alic; October Es
!iAc closln2 at +l0: November .clo siIlg
,Sa; Az: Deem Der 4l1sail1c clo.inG II axe:
My a.aiS7ss closing At 4S1sc 0sts, cash No. !.
.eAc: oct,be, 255GSc; November 2531<c, December
PC; MY 2ias993sc. closing al 22eeSssu Rye, ceSh
No. Z, 5lMc5 Eut!ey, No 2. lie. Fiaxsecd, No, j,
VI G9N Prime t!moihy sccG g. 20 Ness pork,
cash VIZ January ST. s0al3 Gj clt stng al Sl2 i9
Lard cs.sh 45ct October 400; Eofea Ger {. n
6Suc closing AZ 27He: January SCsd A9c, clo,iur
~ 6WG: May 6Gfa&Ioc, cluainga at $500 Bacon
short ribs Doc: shoulders oOOa520c; short cea,
66usbeoc MhiSky 81 ~ Sugars, cutlOai 70; grsn.
u!htel 6]te; standard A 6}sc. Butter auiet and
nnichahged; Creamery lsA25c; dal1y l6a2lc EgR.
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